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Question by Donnie on Nov 18, 2022Hindi

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I am 43 years old. Currently I have a Mutual Fund Corpus of Rs 39 Lakh.

My SIP Monthly Investments are as follows:

1) HDFC Midcap Opportunities Fund Direct Growth- Rs 10,000/-

2) HDFC Small Cap Direct

Growth - Rs 5,000/-

3) L&T Emerging Business Fund Direct Growth - Rs 5,000/-

3) L&T MidCap Direct Growth - Rs 5,000/-

4) Mirae Asset Emerging Bluechip Fund Direct Growth - Rs 15,000/-

5) Mirae Asset SnP 500 ETF Fund of Fund - Rs 20,000/-

6) Tata Hybrid Equity Fund Growth - Rs 5,000/-

Total Monthly SIP is Rs 70,000/- but of late the Mirae Asset SnP 500 SIP is on hold by them.

My target is a corpus of Rs 10 crore on my retirement which would be at 60 years.

Kindly advice if I need to increase my SIP or change any plans.

Ans: In 17 years Rs. 70K can create a corpus of Rs. 6 cr

Rs. 39 lakh can grow up to Rs. 3.2 cr

Total of 9 cr.

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